5 KEYS TO SOLID RUNNING FORM

Running

RIBS

DOWN

RIBS DOWN

Pulling your ribs closer to your hips not only tightens the core, but makes it easier to lean out over your toes. These things combined help the rest of your running mechanics (and add speed).

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LEAN

FORWARD

LEAN FORWARD

Get your center of gravity out over your toes so you're essentially falling forward and your feet are keeping up. Running is simply a controlled version of perpetually falling. Use gravity to your advantage.

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RELAX

EVERYTHING

RELAX EVERYTHING

Relax your cheeks, and let your fingers fall as they will. Every muscle you're not using to help you run, should be using next to no energy at all. Save it all for the legs.

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ARMS AT

YOUR SIDE

ARMS AT YOUR SIDES

Keep your arms from swinging across the center of your body. Preventing them from doing so keeps you from unnecessairily twisting and robbing yourself of critical forward momentum. 

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FAST

FEET

FAST FEET

Quicken your cadence and run with more, smaller steps. These smaller steps require less effort compared to big ones, and allow you to keep your solid form longer, because of less unnecessary fatigue.

THE PLAN

GOT GOALS?

Check out our Marathon training plans for all different time goals - designed for morning and evening (and everything in between) runners alike.